New Music Tuesday!

One of music's most celebrated singers, Michael Bolton, is back again with his latest release, Ain't No Mountain High Enough: A Tribute to Hitsville, USA. Earlier this month the Grammy winner launched his album in a big way when he performed with the likes of Smokey Robinson, Melanie Fiona, and Valerie Simpson in Las Vegas live on HSN. The album is a compilation of songs from a nostalgic time Michael wants to bring audiences back to, by singing songs from some of music’s greatest like Otis Redding, and Stevie Wonder. Aside from the album, don't forget to check out Michael's autobiography The Soul of It All, available now.

Nashville pop cutie Britt Nicole has been making waves on the pop charts with her latest album Gold. Now the Grammy nominee is re-releasing the album through Capitol Records, which marks the label's latest signing. Britt's strength as a songwriter is really showcased through the stories she tells and the empowering lyrics that inspire audiences across the country. With her hit single Gold, she offers a motivational track that has become an anthem for girls everywhere. For tour dates, or to watch her latest videos go to Brittnicole.com.

The title for The Mavericks new album, In Time, truly reflects what the fans have been feeling for years as they patiently waited for their latest release. After an 8-year hiatus, the band reunited in 2012 to bring us these feel-good tracks that blend a variety of genres from country, to soul, to Hispanic influences in their music. The band seems to have really taken their time to experience life before bringing their creative journeys to the studio, and it was worth the wait.

Sallie Ford & the Sound Outside are rocking into your playlist with their new album, Untamed Beast. The Portland rock band takes audiences back to a 50s rock style with their raw sound and soul behind Sallie's voice that proves a female can take the lead even in a band full of boys. Sallie said, "It's time for a girl to infiltrate the boys world of rock n roll and grab it by the balls. To me rock 'n' roll isn't a genre, it's an energy." And this album is full of high energy, just check out their latest single Party Kids. For upcoming tour dates go to Sallieford.com.

Portland's very own STRFKR have been touring non-stop for two years, gaining new fans, and major buzz for their third album, Miracle Mile, out today. The indie album has a bright, fun-loving vibe that you can dance to in your car, or at a night club. With their first single While I'm Alive, you get a good sense of the group is as a unit, working together to find a sound that truly is unique filled with catchy hooks. The band launches their tour today in Seattle and will make their way to Los Angeles' La Fonda Theater next week.

Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds are back with their 15th studio album, Push the Sky Away. The alternative rock group has been entertaining audiences since the early eighties, and constantly experiment new ways of drawing in their fans. Their latest album has a darker and slower feel than some of their earlier records, which can be heard on tracks like Jubilee Street, without losing their fans, but instead hypnotizing them to listen closer to the deeper meanings within the album.

For more than 40 years of performing and recording under his belt, Justin Hayward isn't slowing down anytime soon with the release of his latest album, Spirits of the Western Sky, out today. Justin is known as the lead singer and guitarist for The Moody Blues, but has not released a solo album since 1996, so this has been long-awaited by his fans. Justin calls this album "a labor of love…every track is truly from my heart."

Gold Fields has been building buzz in the U.S. since 2011, but now their highly anticipated LP Black Sun, has arrived! The Australian quintet is beyond impressive in this debut album, with a dance-rock feel that transports audiences to the 80s. Their latest single Dark Again, shows the group's ability to draw you in with their vocal hooks and addictive energy. For tour dates go to Goldfieldsmusic.com.